alias kb {
if ($left($1,2) == -u) {
if ($3 isnum 0-9) {
if ($4 != $null) {
ban $$1 $chan $$2 $$3
if ($2 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$2 kb $$4- }
halt
}
else {
ban $$1 $chan $$2 $$3
if ($2 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$2 kb $me }
halt
}
}
}
if ($left($1,2) == -u) {
if ($3 != $null) {
ban $$1 $chan $$2
if ($2 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$2 kb $$3- }
halt
}
else {
ban $$1 $chan $$2
if ($2 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$2 kb $me }
halt
}
}
if ($2 isnum 0-9) {
if ($3 != $null) {
ban $chan $$1 $$2
if ($1 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$1 kb $$3- }
halt
}
else {
ban $chan $$1 $$2
if ($1 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$1 kb $me }
halt
}
}
if ($2 != $null) {
ban $chan $$1
if ($1 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$1 kb $$2- }
halt
}
else {
ban $chan $$1
if ($1 ison $chan) { kick $chan $$1 kb $me }
halt
}
halt
}
I use this because it supports all the switches that the /ban command has.
There probably is a simpler way to do it, but I cbf looking around for it.
this is how you use it:
/kb -uN nickname mN reason
the -uN and mN are completely optional, as is the reason.
-uN is the timer for the ban, useage is like this: -u60 (bans for 60 seconds, and then removes the ban).
mN is the mask number, useage is a number between 0-9. read the help file for information on $masks (this will explain the mask type for each number.
for instance if i did this:
/kb -u3600 peter 3 this client sucks
this would ban that nickname with the mask
*!*user@*.host for an hour, with the reason "
this client sucks"
